Sentence examples for more interesting characters from inspiring English sources
"I suspect he would have gone on to play harder, more interesting characters," argues Woolley.
Who were some of the more interesting characters you met with and what were those meetings like?
Oliver prefers calling them the "frat houses of democracy". Plus, state legislatures often have far more... interesting... characters.
One of the more interesting characters in "The Casual Vacancy" is Andrew, a restless teen-ager with an abusive, belittling father.
He answered that his life was not especially interesting, but "I can invent more interesting characters than most people I know".
Jazz is bigger, more interesting, more fun, more nuanced and populated by much more interesting characters than what Wynton Marsalis represents.
"I think Iago is a much more interesting character than Othello".
Brett's deterioration reveals a much more interesting character — the real Brett, neurotic and miserable, yes, but also painfully honest.
Formulaic, disciplined Lauda is the more consistent driver and – despite Hunt's flashes of wit – the more interesting character.
So much effort goes into setting up Ms. Swank's somewhat annoying character for a fall that Ms. Blethyn's more interesting character is given short shrift.
Thanks to the political plot, Paolina becomes a much more interesting character than she might have been in a more typical love triangle.
